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Criminal defense investigations support attorneys in uncovering facts, identifying witnesses, analyzing evidence, and developing information critical to case preparation. The goal is to ensure the defense team has a clear and complete understanding of the events, individuals, and circumstances surrounding the allegations.

Investigative work is conducted with careful documentation, attention to legal strategy, and a focus on building information that may support the defense.

 Each case begins with a review of available discovery, offense reports, and case materials. This initial review helps identify investigative needs, potential witnesses, areas requiring verification, and additional records or evidence that may be relevant to the defense. 

Witnesses often hold critical information that may clarify events, identify inconsistencies, or provide context not reflected in official reports. Investigative work may include locating witnesses, conducting interviews, and preparing documented summaries for attorney review. 

Evidence provided in discovery may require further examination or clarification. Investigations may involve reviewing case materials, verifying details, identifying inconsistencies, and documenting facts that may assist in building the defense strategy.

 Records research may include public records, prior case history, social history information, or other documentation relevant to the case. These records may help establish timelines, relationships, or contextual information important to the defense. 

Field work may involve visiting locations connected to the case, documenting scenes, obtaining photographs, verifying distances or timelines, and gathering information that may assist attorneys in understanding the physical circumstances surrounding the allegations.